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    Ballads of the East: With Illustrations by Sapajou

    By Shamus A'Rabbitt and Georgi "Sapajou" Sapojnikoff

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    A collection of poetry—by poet laureate of the China Treaty Ports Shamus A'Rabbit—and cartoons by Sapajou, This compilation offers a fresh perspective on the foreign experience in Old China. From A'Rabbit's sharp and hilarious portrayals of travelers in the Orient to his bouncy and rhythmic satirical wit and distaste for hypocrisy and pretension, this remarkable record paints a unique portrait of China in the colonial era.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherIndependent Publishers Group
    Release dateFeb 16, 2016
    ISBN9789888273638
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